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New equipment for concrete construction
From pumps and mixing plants to pavers and formwork, manufacturers are adding new equipment to their ranges and pushing for increased productivity in ...more
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Building smoother roads
A huge number of road building machines have been launched in the last few months, with new technologies to make them easier to use, cut fuel consumpt ...more
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Linking countries in Latin America
Some of Latin America’s most ambitious infrastructure projects involve building new links in border areas, while in Brazil the forthcoming World Cup a ...more
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International Construction's M&T Expo preview
Late May and early June seems M&T Expo take place in Sâo Paulo, Brazil. With 480 exhibitors and 45000 visitors expected it is the largest construction ...more
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Interview: CNH Construction's Mario Gasparri
Mario Gasparri, the new president of CNH Construction Equipment has plans to grow the company’s presence outside its traditionally strong markets of E ...more
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Economic Outlook: Temporary slowdown in India
India’s construction market has hit a speed bump, due to monetary tightening and weak economic demand in the rest of the world. However, the long-term ...more
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Two different worlds of earthmoving
Engine emission laws mean every manufacturer is renewing its range of earthmoving machines for Europe, Japan and the US. But the faster growth in emer ...more
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Utilities: Gaining ground in new markets
Demand for specialist utilities equipment is growing beyond the traditional mature markets of North America and Europe. ...more
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India: Getting back on track
Corruption scandals and inflationary pressures slowed the Indian construction sector last year, but long-term prospects remain good thanks to the gove ...more
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50 years of International Construction part 3 - the 1970s
In the third of a series of monthly articles this year International Construction continues its 50th birthday celebrations with a look at the archives ...more
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North America: Back to growth
The US construction market should return to growth this year, although there will be weakness in several areas. A more convincing recovery is expected ...more
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Cranes: Big and small developments
The two clear trends of the last few years are continuing, with heavy lift cranes getting bigger and bigger, while there is a focus on more economic m ...more
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Hydraulic breakers: Keeping all options open
Improved power-to-weight ratios and environmentally sensitive technology are making breakers more flexible and productive than ever, without breaking ...more
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Falsework & formwork: The bespoke experts
Falsework and formwork manufacturers are responding to the challenges of new builds with tailored solutions. ...more
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North America: Recovery beckons
After a tentative up-turn in 2011, optimism is creeping back into the US construction market as the economy strengthens. However, funding issues persi ...more
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50 years of International Construction magazine: Part 2 - the 1960s
As part of its 50th Birthday celebrations, International Construction casts its eye back through the magazine’s archives. This month we focus on the 1 ...more
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Economic Outlook: Sustainable growth in China
China’s construction market, like its economy, is going to see reduced growth but not a contraction. ...more
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Drilling: Saving energy and boosting productivity
The drive for efficient and environmentally friendly machines is presenting a unique set of challenges to the drilling industry. ...more
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Compact equipment: Versatile by design
After the bumper crop of 2011, this year looks set to see more compact machines launched, partly in response to new engine emission regulations in Eur ...more
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International Construction's Intermat preview
New machines with low emission engines will dominate the news at this year’s Intermat exhibition in Paris. ...more
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New direction for Chinese construction
After the stimulus-driven boom of 2009 and 2010 the Chinese construction industry paused for breath in 2011. Future growth is not likely to be as high ...more
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Wheeled loaders take different paths
Innovation leads to many different ways of trying to meet customer needs. Sandy Guthrie takes a look at the latest moves in wheeled loaders. ...more
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50 years of International Construction magazine: Part 1 - the first issues
We delve back into the archives to mark International Construction's 50th birthday, starting with the first few issues of the magazine from late 1962. ...more
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The final countdown for engines
Clock is ticking for engine solutions that comply with next wave of emissions legislation in Europe and US. Helen Wright reports. ...more
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Economic Outlook: North African uprising impacts
The unrest of the Arab Spring and the weak global recovery mean it will be 2013 before most of the construction markets of North Africa return to norm ...more
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The earthmoving sector's seismic shift
The earthmoving marked has had a busy year, with manufacturers overhauling entire product lines to comply with the latest emissions laws in Europe and ...more







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